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Striking Teck workers at Elkview mine reject new deal

Teck Resources Limited (TSX: TCK.A and TCK.B) announced today that 57% of the employees at its Elkview operation in southeastern B.C. voted to reject a five-year collective agreement.

Vancouver tops WWF

Vancouver has emerged as the clear leader in the WWF Canada’s Earth Hour List , which ranks Canadian cities according to their record on battling climate change.

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B.C.’s January overnight visitors from Australia jumped 22.6%, from the Asia-Pacific, 11%, and from the United States, 3.2%, year over year, according to Statistics Canada.

Mercedes-Benz to build $50 million fuel cell plant in Burnaby

New premier Christy Clark joined German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz downtown Thursday to announce plans for a new fuel cell production facility in Burnaby. The $50 million plant will develop and build fuel cell stacks to power electric vehicles.

Encana buys 30% of Kitimat LNG terminal

Natural gas giant Encana (TSX:ECA) has signed a deal to take a 30% stake in the proposed Kitimat liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal.

Vancouver-founded studio markets movie through Groupon

Lionsgate (NYSE:LGF) has become the first major Hollywood studio to partner with Groupon to advertise its new movie, The Lincoln Lawyer , Lionsgate has announced.

NaiKun Wind shares up 176% on environmental approval news

Nearly a year after the wind was knocked out of NaiKun’s (TSX-V:NKW) sails, the company is continuing to move forward on what could be Canada’s first offshore wind farm.

Tranzeo does deal with Indian communications company

Pitt Meadows-based Tranzeo Wireless Technologies, Inc. (TSX:TZT) has signed its second deal with an Indian communications provider.

Keg owner not interested in buying Morton

Word that troubled upscale steakhouse chain Morton’s Restaurant Group Inc. (NYSE:MRT) is up for sale spurred shares to soar 12% March 16. But buying the fabled 33-year-old company that generated US$296.

Chamber says minimum wage hike is too much, too fast

B.C.’s minimum wage hike risks harming struggling parts of the province, BC Chamber of Commerce president and CEO John Winter said.